Gray High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Excitement permeated the building as an unidentified truck' stopped at the school s south entrance Rumors spread like wildfire After the distribution of yearbooks had taken place, animated Grayites congregated to exchange autographs with classmates and to recall sitting in the rain at the football homecoming game the dancing at the Christmas dance and the Spring Prom, Whether a haven for solitude and rest, a personal library for uninterrupted study, or a meeting place for close friends, the home provides the major source of our environment. Here, through the unfailing love and understanding of our parents, we learn through the trials of life that there are joys for our fears ' and smiles for our tears. Through the concern of our parents, we are encouraged to seek a rewarding life and to realize the importance of a higher education.

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EE From the exuberant cries in the air, one can readily detect victory in the voices of Grayites who gather at one of their favorite grills after the game Results of the previous game plus current news and community projects are discussed by the students as they enjoy the fun and fellowship that come only from being a teenager Erected in 1857 to symbolize the community tin shop, the Old Salem Coffee Pot today stands as a reminder of our city's growth and prosperity. From its modest origin, the Coffee Pot soon became a source of pride as the point of distinction between two growing communities, Winston and Salem. The legend of the Confederate soldier's escape from Northern forces by hiding in the Coffee Pot adds interest to the landmark. As progress causes changes, the Coffee Pot was recently moved to permit the construction of an ultra-modern expressway, which winds through our city and creates unity within the State. l i , I l l l 5 9 l i -1

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' MWJX ft 91,15 lg' lf 'V Spectators grow silent, a hush falls upon the gymnasium, and a spotlight casts its beam revealing the American flag hanging upon the wall. With such ceremony, Grayites observe the beginning of each basketball game. However, as the final strains of the National Anthem fade, a cheer goes up as the fans proudly watch the 'Hounds race confidently onto the court to give each person a night of thrills. As points are tallied on the scoreboard shouts of, Baskets, baskets, baskets, boysl ring through the air. The swish of the ball through the net brings excited fans to their feet. However, whether our team wins or loses, an air of sportsmanship prevails.